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Declining levels of public housing, non-existent rent controls and annual investor tax concessions are some reasons for the spiralling cost of housing, argues Andrew Chuter.

Glass and fenestration industry events, meetings and conferences.

SA's largest sectional title developer Balwin Properties says the protests at its flagship Munyaka Lifestyle Estate in Waterfall City last week will not alter plans to develop more than 40 000 new units around the country in the next two decades.



We also look at a couple’s issues over the ‘delivery guarantee’ for a newly built home and the continuing row over cooking smells from a crêperie

Two of the biggest shopping malls in the Eastern Cape - Baywest in Gqeberha and Hemingways in East London - are up for sale as owners Rebosis Property Fund, started by property mogul Sisa Ngebulana, struggles to pay a R9.5bn debt.

Rising levels of distressed sales in China’s property sector paint a distorted picture of the sector’s woes, according to investors and advisers.

Leicester has been chosen as the site for the first UK TeaTime location.

The April 2023 property cooling measures will affect different groups of buyers and landlords in the Singapore property market.

Many property developers are planning asset and stock sales as they look to slash debts, restructure business and stay afloat, which is expected to lead to a surge in M&A deals in the market.

Zularich Properties, a fast-rising property development company in Lagos, recently launched the second phase of its fast selling Estate — Zularich Gardens 2.0 in furtherance to her vision to facilitate access to decent and affordable housing for millions of Nigerians. The launch took place on the 18th of April 2023 at Zularich Gardens Phase 2, […]